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Miss Curity Comic Book #nn (1953)

Kendall Company · 1953 · 16 pages

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# Miss Curity Comic Book #nn (1953) This issue contains two stories featuring Miss Curity, a nurse character. In the first story, "Lemonade," Miss Curity helps children set up a lemonade stand and later assists various animals they encounter, including treating a raccoon's burn with Curad plastic bandages and helping a large animal with a blister, ultimately teaching them about proper first aid and Curity products. The second story presents a historical narrative in which Miss Curity appears alongside children and frontier figures like George Washington and Daniel Boone, depicting early American settlers and pioneers facing dangers from Native Americans and the British during the colonial period, while emphasizing the importance of proper medical care for wounded soldiers.

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